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_T t. • iv% r - ~, , -.1 1 . 7 . i 7 14.- ... il .1' ..4•4::.....,,,ri j. , • ' • ' •, , i '; ' . '.‘ I. ,‘• ‘ %... 2~ , , T c ., r! N ., , ft\-. ~..,:_ • 41i k s . j ...1....-....... •• NtrIVIBER 56G6.1 THE GRAND CITY LOTTERY IS It kCOMIVIENDED BY TON, 2 , Cornhill; near Mansion-House, 1 _ to th e particular notice of till •F riends. It is the only i7ltery on sale, and is the last of . the kind that can' b erredoff to the Public. There are Twenty - fi ve Capit al szes, : - rnouiiiiis to upwards Of On- 11 uncind Thousand ou T h 1 . V a either ot wt g d ich may be aine tor 81. iss. the Price ket—a Sixteenth is only 12s. and other Shares pro tlondte. • IN THE LAS - I' CITY LOTTERY,- . . No. 15,823 1 7,511 4,300 9. 2 73 Zietre Sold in TWenty-rive Shires by E. Y TON, late Partner to N I the deceas,d Sir I Briiiscomb, removed horn No. 37, lb w ?. 2 , where the _City Tickers and Shares may oe Purchased in variety ot Numbers, and where three of ati, Capitals in the last Lottery were sold, shared, registered, Paid on nema. d Siit Jo i N MOOIZE' CORUNN A. PATENT C. A Nil' 111.1)ST E 1), fortring a tertilar ttir the Held. Barracks, &c. also a SOFA tor a s i .nt-or !town, tize ,nd likewise a SEA COT tor on board tl4 thy. while " a small Vdii.e, allowed the most s r-(4t `thie everye i tinantiactured, invented MORGA t 4 . SA , NDERS No. i 6 and r 7, Catherine. stret, Strand, hurrV:ly presu;:le the highest hon n urs erught to be ,Patti .'I ly live and die tor•their King w h o so ant SUSSI..X: VALUABLE TAN \ARDS, AND OTHER PRE. MIS.ES. • IT 1 BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At th e By PLUMER and SON, v „ i, g's Head Inn, Horshain-, onSaturday, the 17th , i t cY N ' ovtiliber Inst. at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, Ord er o f th e Asa i gnces of Thomas Tugwell, a Bank rtipt_ FREEHOLD- EST.A.TE.and other PREMISES, ,t. hod upon Leases,. Lots, with immediate- Posses- L°' T Freehold Estate, situated near the Town of' 41 4 „; s11 , 31 11, consisting of a commodious D.:ening house), Gar teField containing two .".eres, more or te ' r s, arid a yen, compact Tan Yard (well. sunnlic,ql with , Wa . „ ~ from two Ponds on the Prerniaes:,, cont,,r,,ing; 9') Vat 3, Sp a` . a Bark Mill lately oteet.N.l tfpoit a new conatit,:tiou.' ti:lous Bark -b Barns, t)rying -Sheds, StWorkman'sbling, and otitei ca„ e nt I )lnuildings ; and also Workman'sTenemer.: ,o. roe Premises. • . - • f ri , (.ol 2., The Lease tor the unexpired Term orThree Yeah 0; 11 ', \tchaeln.Ts last, of a Dwelling.lhouse, Garden, and t a co - drd, and a Tait aid. containing 114 Vats, with Bark. b, 4 l:'s., Drying Sheds, Stabling, and other convehu.:Jit Out 'dings ; and .460 a - Viecttiow. , adjoining, containing three y i ,„ r i e,s, 'more or less, tiro lt , sicknce at the said Thomas Tug-. 11, situated near thy r.wn :tor -11.6 3 Th 2 Lease., for the unexprtud Term of Six Year& Nfichaelmas last, or a Farm, situated at Bro,dbridge sir ' A th; near i • • gif a Bun and other Build cra c o nsistin g tr, ant a botli 2 ; Acres o l rank h a l et 4. "flie Lease. for the Term or "even Y'..ITS :ruin 41i cilnas last, of a Farm, called I,n,ficids, situa ed at Tower oth i e , near H o r,h am , consabling ruta Nlessu t,. , ,e,,"131rn, aria Buildings, and 35 Act 6, wore 1, ie.., ot-..ralde Lanet• . fr o ,, t ,.` he L . case, tor the MlCX,.lrcti ; . Cllll or ICII YLarb of ii' , l : l lchaeirryis last, oraPastuie Field.close to the ow it 14 0: „ J o bilam; called Tan Bridbe heiri containing six Acres, r less P, • • z ys 'tin:Wars may he had of George Adams,, Esq. Old kw- London • Mr Clad, l'iniber-merchant, Shutind ; "I r '"all, or the Auctioneers, Horsh..ini, where tile Leases gY be itlspeete.t. ' erThis Day IVas ifrublisiied, plitiis. - I;:a.itts, CIE ADULTERESS 1 t Al(nal Tale. In F. ur Volutnes.- Dedicated to Mts. West; . By AN ENGI.ISHWOMAN. 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The Warrant under which we are appointed Commissioners,. having been issued on the of September, 1869,' we assembled in Dublin on the t9th day of the same month ; and after having taken the oath prescribed, proceeded to form a plan for the execution of the tinsts,reposed in us by the Legislature We consider it a fortunate occurrence, that short ly previous to our appointment, Mr. Rennie had been In Dublin, and although his engaerrients in England precluded us from having-an oppokon;ty of forMally consulting him at cur Board, yet v‘e found that two of the Commissioners had-had the fulleQt communication With him on the subject of Anir commission, and conceived themselves to be in . frill possession of his ideas on the subject. • .After. committing to paper the outline of such instructions as appeared .to us to be necessary for !lie guidance of .Dur engineers, and conformable to Mr. Rennie's ide4, we consulted different engi • neers and .surveyors as' to the practical execution of it in detail, and finarly, reduced the whole.iuto the Jorni of " the instructions," ,which. forms. the ,first 'aril* of the Appendix to this Report. The execution of our commission demanding con siderable accommodation and space for the maps, isqctions, and instruments necessary for the investi glitnnt of the subject committed • to us, it became - : an object to obtain the permission rif, the Dublin Society to hold our meetings in their i house ; and he with the liberality whiCh ever distinguishes them (when the improlernent of Irthind is the object) immediately acce , !ed to our request. • On our part, with a viewf to er.. , ooMy, We all— . poinied their Assistant Secretary, the Secretary of Corn nisSion ; arid -the Supexintendant of .their Repository, his,Assistant Clerk ; to the flirmer. we , gave a salary of cool. per amnia], to the latter one of 50 guines ; rind these two sums, amounting in the whole to 2561. Os. 6d. form` the entire annual expense ()lour establishmerg. • Our next object (and on the . due attainment of .Which.. - Apended, in a great degree, the success of our underrakiu) was the proper division of the-bcgs ot,,lreland into The districts referred to in the fir,,t article of 'theitistruCt ions ; <tnd further, to deter mine in what part we should first•apply those means intrusted to us, ant which we. at. once perceived were utterly inad— state to the exe6tiOii, - of any Plan that should cinbrace the entire•eifedt of Ire land. t' • . . In forming otir.)ninions on these points, we de -rived our principal' assistance from the Great Ord nance Survey of. irelagd, executed by ' G'erieral Vallancey; the • Chairman of our Board, it being the only map which defines either :the situatiow: or houodaries . W the • bogs with any tolerable,..ac-' curacy. From inspection of this map we were enabledlto consider- the greater pin of these bogs as formitt one - connected whole, • and to come to. the general conclusion, that a. portion_of, Ireland, of little more 'than one-fourth of its entire superficial extent, and included between a line drawn from 'Wicklow Head to -Galway, and another drawn, trOm Howth Head to S4igo, comprises about six-sevenths of the bogs in the island (exclu,ivept niere mountain bogs, and bogs of le,s extent than b(10 acres), in its form Te scritnling a broad .belt drawn across the,: centre of Ireland, with its-narwwest end nearest to the eapital --apd..gradnally extending in breaZith as it approaches the 'Western This great division.of the island extending _from east to-west is traversed by the Shannon from north to south; and is thus divided into two parts ; of these the division to the westward of the . river, contains more than, double the extent of the bogs which are to be found in the 'divisoli to the eastward; so that if we..suppose the whole of the bogs of 'Leland (exclusive of mere mountain bogs, and of bogs un der, five r hundred acres) to . be . divided into. twenty parts, we shall find about seventeen of them com prised,within, the ~great division we have now de scribed,.tweive to, the westward and five to the east ward of Cat. Shannon;. and of the remaining three parts,...abotu .two are to the so u th, and one to the north of this of the positive amount of their contents we have as . yet no.,data that eln en-. able us to speak, with, any - precision, but we are led to believe, from: various communications with our engineers, chit the bogs. in the eastein divis* of the great district above described, amount to about • vip,ooo Englishmares,.Which, on the proportion - al-, ready mentioned, .would give : ratbermore than one Million of English acres as the total clmtents of the 1...:g4 of Ireland "; excluding however from consider ation mere mountain bogs, and also 'all bogs of less extent' tbap 566 acres,, of 'each of which descrip lion th?,fi'lpo . tin t is_ very considerable ; of th e extent pt the la(te;(sOme idt.a may: be formed from a fail vvliicli Y:'4 l lla+eleartii.d from Mr. Larkin, that in the single i•ountyOrCiiva!i,. which he has ~ urveyed, there ,are a . boye ninety bOgs, no one of which exceeds 500 Irish acres, but which taken collecii%ely contain above 11,06(r Irish, which is equivalent to above 17,660 English acres,' besides . many smaller bogs, va'6 . ing in size from five to to enty, acres. Must of the bogs which lie to the eastward of the Sh:innon; and which occupy a considerable portion of dig_ Couniy and County of Kildare,: 20 generally ktio . wu by the Itayae of the J 3. ) ,,; of Allen [PRICE S.IXPENCE IiAtrPENNY. =_~.+~:. it must not, however, be supposed that this name is applied to any one, great cnoy.iss k op the contrary, the bogs to whi c hsi t i s app li, d ' are pet fe e aly distintt from each other; Ofteti . S . epalatV3 by high' ricifelcif dry country, and inclining towards • differ.ent,foers, as their natural direelions for drainage ; so inter seded by - dry and cultivated land - , affirmed genetally, there is no,_spot of these ,bog (to the eastward of the Shannon) so mod) as two Irish miles distant from the upland nod districts.. With this brat and general view of the subjea, we • - had no hesitation in selecting at once the, whole of the eastern portion of the great above re 4et to, as the object toL tour first inquiries, fOrm ing in itself one whole, whose parts had more or less connexion with each other, lying in the centn.; of Ireland, in the immediate'vicinity of some of richest and best cultivated counties;.. int . crsected also by the two great lines of navigation, the Grand and the Roval Canals, and . pre'entiog in cow m n very considerabl;Onstacies to • improvetnentj :he .overcoming. of which wculd in itself demonstrate the practicability of the nn provement of the Bogs of Irelana in most other cases. • We were further induced to form .this sclealon on ihe'general principles 4.heginning at the end of the great division above - referred t 9, which lies'nearest . to the Capital, and proceeding gradually to its-termi nation at' the Western Ocean ; not, however, co:,s:- dering ourselves precluded iron) waking occivional excepions, where particular cireninsiances appear to require.it. - The proportion which the bogs in `this'Aiiitria bear to the entire of the bogs of ir e l a pd,. n p peare d, to, . us a further inducement ; and we are the more dis posed- to mention this, as we find th a t by s ome ' to have been thought to have embarked in the tit st in stance on too great a - scale: on this we shall merely observe, that locitlg two yeats allotted to uslor the duration of our commiision, we tthdertook at once rather less than one-third of our task, in the soppo, Sition that it would require about eight months for its execution.... Having deterrniried to gite in charge the whole Of this ti:striCl„:it became the next objea .1 our considerxion, on what principle we should sutdi • vide, it into the smaller . distritts Je terr e d t o. i n t_je. first article of our insp - taiong, for the rm - poSe of being assigned to separate engineers. Alajor-Tay-' lor'S exCellent map of the Colluty of hill. re fat niched us with every_ necessary far. . as 'that county wits in iittesti,A) . 5 but of the ,King's County there 'was Ito map pub:ished; and' as it. contains not less than 124,0 C"? F li h acres :• of hog, it became a most- importani otijeCt 'io pos- E ss ourselyeS of .the Li.ccess!ary,information rwitbre., spea tothen]. We therefore thottghrourstlves fortunate in find . ing that Mr. Larkin, - a surveyor of eorinence, had, surveyed:4lle _county for the Grand Jury ; and. I:4a contracted with.bint to fur n ish, us w i t h a rnap o f fit, on the large 'scale required by our itistrue • lions;. and Mr.. Larkin 'making himself rr-spon-: sink tor•the accuracy of the gurvey,( we agreed t o . give him for it 3001. b e i ng at- the ra t of less than i . 4 riree farthings per acr e f or every acve of bog it con hied. -. r ; With these, .and the assistance of other docu ments, we divided all the - bogs, containi ng a b ov e fiyl . Fundred ,acres, in the Counties "of Kildare, Ki. County, Tipperary, Wcsitneattr, 'and Long ford, into seven districts; of these we gage- the one 'which forms the north-eastern part of the Bog of Allen,, in charge to Mr. Richard Griffith ; tire scitith eastr:rn to Mr. Brassington ; the north 7 westerti to Mr. Townsend;. the bouth4estern to Mr. - Long fieW ; a district lying•priricipally in Westtueath ; to• Mr. Jones; and the bogs in the County of Longford; and on boat:banks' of the river 'lnny, to Mr. Edge worth. Wt; also.gave a large distria of bog in the County of Tipperary, which runs nearly parallel to the Suir, from Roscrea to Cashel] . in charge" to Ali. Aher, wishing to take aclvautego of the circu mstance o f h is bang able. to give a portion of ,his time to that dis triat, although not to any . on account of his other engagements.. • . We next laid down the prirciples which we to govern our expenditure, in such inannras to se cure that the amount of our disbursements should depend in every instance on the degree of.lbour t*O be performed. • With these views, we fixed the pay of engineers at two guineas a day for every day actually emplot ed, and one guinea a day iri I . teu of allolkances tor tra velling and board and lodging. That of their itlr- Neyorsat one guinea a day for eacn,'w brit.' employed, to be at once their pay and in. lieu of 'all Atiwaiicts ofevery description. For the statimen, and labourers, we intrusted the_ engines to make the best bargains in their power, not e)i'Ceeding per day im any instance; and these t e r m ' s we_ trust will appear extremely . . moderate, \viten con - Tared with those usual in'Great B itaiti, &id . c(trs•derng the hardships attendant on this peculiar scr - ticr% Th c • appointment of the engineers ‘kr n e c ss it 1j ir, Id ift ;our hands, and selea theth under the (Vbii:atton of our oaths the. appointment of the' sui - Vcyor s we commit entirely to the enginfors, holding responsible for the 'qualifications of the persons- they employ. We account with every engineer once a Wcek, and be makes his return to us upon his o.i:b. ' To give an idea of the scc and nature of, Oär cx pendi:ure, we subjoin, as the .2d and ::14 ariioc s cf Appendix, copies of accounts. already thr by your,iivo. House. ' [Tg 6e ccntinkcd .3, t)Vo